r/canadaguns • u/SuccessSeparate9014 • Jun 13 '26

Misc Crypto Question

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If the ccfr win the case. Will crypto owners need to legally register the crypto as a ar15 or would owners be in possession of a legally prohibited firearm as the frt came out after the ar15 2020 prohibition.

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u/NIBLZ_HAMSTR Jun 13 '26

Any time I see a crusader arms firearm I shudder..... that company is a dumpster fire.

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u/NIBLZ_HAMSTR Jun 13 '26

I have a huge story about a disastrous experience ordering a templar from them... I ordered a templar with a 9mm conversion kit.. they shipped me a crusader 9, with a 556 upper... no bolt for the .556, and the upper was incomplete. Since the shipped me a crusader 9, it had the wrong stock on it and after pulling teeth, they shipped me the right stock (that i had to pay $400 extra for), but with no adaptor. So now i have the wrong gun and an extra stock that i cant use for anything. They did send me the bolt for the .556, and finished the .556 upper, but by that time (took over a year to get this settled) they were classified as prohibited... but its never been fired and all together probably cost in the neighborhood of $3000. (Long story short)

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u/NIBLZ_HAMSTR Jun 13 '26

I had to block my number so he'd answer my calls and wouldn't return emails... it was brutal.

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u/PrestigiousStatus711 Jun 13 '26

I think the crypto receiver set was the only decent thing they made. Build it out with quality AR parts and it is great. 

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u/Simple_Address1934 Jun 13 '26

At least they trying to get around with the law. After crypro they lanuched the backland hunter and comp. From crypto, seems they know they dont have abillity to deisign something complicated, so just modify matured platform.